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Monique
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Shireen Hollier | ... |
Doctor
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Franci Swanepoel | ... |
Magda
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Wion Flett | ... |
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Oscar Max Machaba | ... |
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Meren Reddy | ... |
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Young geek, socially out of depth in the 'man's world' of his job where he is successful, seeks to put his sheltered religious upbringing behind him by belatedly losing his virginity using a 'discreet' prostitute. His sexual naivety, and immature questioning, turn the cynical beautiful prostitute round to breaking her rule (no kissing with mouths). He departs unfulfilled but changed, leaving her to call his number in vain. Written by debugscott
Great acting and a great script made this film into something special. One of those films were you walk out after watching it and you feel you really got your moneys worth. It reminds me of Hunter Richards film London with Jason Statham and Jessica Biel. Both these movies explores the impact strangers can have on each other. "The best conversation you will ever have is with a stranger." Anel Alexander and James Alexander pulls the the viewers in right from the start and do not let go till the next day. It is not one of those movies where you know were it is heading in that way it creates a type of suspense. And keeps the audience griped right to the end.
Discreet is definitely not everybody's cup of tee but if you like a film that portrays people in the real world this movie was made for you.